Eyes have been on Def Jam’s Long Beach acquisition, Vince Staples, since he pulled a Cappadonna on “Winter Warz” on numerous guest verses on Earl Sweatshirt’s Doris LP. If you agree, the young MC has an audible treat in the form of his Shyne Coldchain Vol. 2 mixtape.
Today, Boss Lady Entertainment presents a new collaborative mixtape by Polish pop artist IZA and rap legend Snoop Dogg titled Flower In The Jungle. Each of the 18 songs on the project were written and performed by the foreign artist, while the Long Beach native handled production duties.
Snoop Dogg could run a class on how to stay relevant in Hip-Hop. Following his spiritual journey as Snoop Lion and a funk reincarnation he coined Snoopzilla, the Long Beach legend takes fans back to his roots on the That’s My Work Vol. 3 mixtape.
Here’s a little boom for your systems. Atlanta rap trio, Migos, feed the streets more anthems via their No Label 2 mixtape.
There’s no denying that CyHi The Prynce gets lost in G.O.O.D. Music’s roster, but the southern wordsmith raised brows in recent weeks with an array of new songs and visuals. Some appear on his new mixtape, appropriately titled Black Hystori Project.
Here’s a little something to sink your teeth into courtesy of Bad Boy affiliate Red Cafe, who blessed his fans with a new mixtape titled, American Psycho II. The second entry of the series is hosted by DJ Whoo Kid.
Expect Chicago to produce a few more potential stars from its growing pool of MCs. One happens to be G Herbo (a.k.a. Lil Herb), who states his claim on a new mixtape titled Welcome To Fazoland.
#ProEraWeek is officially over, and as a treat, fans receive a new EP, titled The Secc$ Tap.e Pt. 2. The whole gang, including Joey Bada$$, Kirk Knight, Dirty Sanchez, Dyemond Lewis, and more, appear on the project.
If we’re talking Atlanta, or more importantly, the top rising artists in the musically fruitful city, K Camp definitely ranks among the most popular. And that should continue, as he’s released a brand new mixtape titled K.I.S.S. Pt. 2.
There’s been a steady increase in Vado’s output since he joined DJ Khaled’s We The Best Music Group. This, of course, reached its highest zenith point to date last night when he released his long-awaited Sinatra EP.
Rocko has made it a habit to drop a hit single or two, fall off the map, and then do it all again. That said, the Atlanta native dropped a mixtape titled Lingo For Dummies that could allow this to happen.
After weeks of leaking new material, Maino returns with with his King of Brooklyn EP for your listening pleasure.
